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$2,OOO Wintario Grant Toward Films for, Library The Bowmanville Public Library has received notice that the Minîstry of Culture and Recreation is giving a $2,000 Wintario grant toward a new film service program at the library. Chief librarian Diane Dineen said the library was interested in buying 16 Can- adian films to join a film pool shared by six other libraries in the Region of Durham. The library budget would have been eut to allow for $2,000 in film, the minimum amount of film recommended by the libraries in the regional, program, Ms. Dineen said. But the grant authorized by the Minister of Culture and Recreation Robert Welch will mean the library can carry on within the present budget and stîll buy the films, she said. The public will have free use of the films but will have to pay a $3 service charge for a library projector, she said. The films include one about the group of seven paintings showing where they were painted called "This Vibrant Land"~, "The Rise and Faîl of the Great Lakes'", "Dracula"' and instruction films such as "Basic Canoe Paddling Tech- niques" and "Weaving With Looms You Can Make'". For those who are interested in learning to run a projector, the library has a course on 16 m.m. projectors. The library expects the films to arrive sometime in September. Olym pic Flag Files Over Hamp ton Section Two The Canadhan Sta'esrnan, Bowmanvilie, June 23, 1976 Graduate Nurses HoId 27th Reunion On Thursday, June lOth, 1976, the 27th Annual Reunion healthy activity to retain the interest of regular members and the attraction of new members under new member- shýp qualifications which al- lowed the enrolîment of sons and daughters and fraternal affiliates. In reference to the Legion's golden anniversary activities which began last November, Mr. McChesney said that $50,000 was being given to the Canada Studies Foundation to help pay for the design of a new school program for high school students in ail provin- ces. This grant, he said, was really a gift to the youth of Canada and thus to the nation. He also referred to another Legion contribution to Cana- da, namely the ACTION (A Commîtment to Improve Our Nation) program, adopted two years ago. It is the first step to improve the quality of life, step by step, throughout the TIhree School Children In, Custody by OPP for Doîng Three, Ontario schoo]( ren will be taken into cw by the Ontario Provi Police. They will be deli Somethîng lRight Ontario Place, tour Ontario Provincial Police headquart- ers and training centre. Expenses for each winner J.D. Moorhouse, President of the Ontario Road Builders Association.1 .chîld- astody incial ;ained Danny Cornwell and Daryl Purdy were just two of the students at the Hampton Junior Public School who took part in a junior Olympiad held at the Hampton school last week. Danny and Daryl had the job of raising an Olympie flag in opening the games last Friday morning. After the opening ceremony, the competition began and the rest of the day was spent at Olympie type sports with over 200 students from Kindergarten to grade six divided into teams representing 20 countries. Principal G. Gleibs, said the over July 5, 6, and 7, 1976, in and one parent or legai e Toronto. Not for what they did guardian will be paid for by students represenÎted each of the countries participating in the Olympics. Mr. GI -bs added that teachers wrong, but for what they did the Ontario Road Builders uniio r at the school stressed the fact that the Olympie games are international. right. They are - Myron Association. Jarema, Strathroy, Ontario; Entries for the contest were C r ae been getting it from ignorance ýLawrie Robb, Thunder Bay, distrihuted in Ontario ele- lyM7UhUj1 arys reat andian Ra e ontest W inner of the benefits. Ontario; Stephen Vanvelzen, mentary schools by police The convention will prove to St. Catharines, Ontario. safety officers. The winnersbetearetvrhedyth They won a contest -- two were drawn from thousands of riu r t e ag swt oe 5,00eldyte days in Toronto with the entries on which they had. a go tes hingregistere b Ontario Provincial Police, correctly identified road con- While many sports pronooeo hv e istey'sbusne sponsored by the Ontario struction warning signs. gramns associated with hno f the sesios a' bsns Road Builders Association. The draw was held in 1976 Olympics will be coming Retiring Dominion Presi- The winners will be flown to Toronto on June 11, 1976 by to an end at the close of this dn oetMCenyr Toronto, be guests of the Deputy Commissioner J.L. Olympic year, one olympic viewed the Legions activities Cambridge Motor Hotel, view Erskine, Ontario Provincial activity is scheduled to con-~~ in the two years since the last Toronto by night atop the Police, Chief A.E. Shennan, tinue to at least the end of 1977. ~ oiinCnetoasr Canadian Imperial Bank of Niagara Region Police, Presi- This is the Canadian Olym- thami teon raniationart Commerce, visit Ontario's dent of the Ontario Association pic Association's Junior neyer been in a better position Parliament Buildings, visit of Chiefs of Police, and Mr. run acsro aada and sn to serve its membership, other run cros Caada nd son-ex-service people, the coin sored by The Royal Bank of mnt n h ain Canada. Junior Olympics, ~ - "We have every reason to be which was started in 1973, is podo u copihe an icentve rogrm dsîgn '~to date, but there is yet much 0ed to provide Olympic-orient- that can be done," hie said. ed sports events for young- "We are on the threshold ofa sters throughout Canada be- new and challenging era." tween the ages of nine and 19. Mebrhpateeno THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY Crests, certificates of partici- 1975 sod at moreenthof 0F D R HAM atio an winingribons464,000, "leaving little doubt are wared o copettor atthat the Legion is the number chathe local level. In the case of ~oeognzto ntecu provincial and nationalone try," he said. n The cncra PUBLIC N O T C E campxo he are resulted from the promotion of TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Regonal Interest in the programi Municipality of Durham, acting as the Planning Board esaaein17wthmr for the Regional Municipality of Durham, pursuant to than 180,000 youngsters par- The winner of Newcastle Pbi Library's Great Canadian- Race Çontest, RENT- Section 62 of the Regional Municipa ity of Durham Act, ticipating th1roughout that adyBeer -eves lier choice of a book rresentedby B.OwmanvilleS&chief _______ wilI hold a public mee5n el#0fr tly~-, ii6~4.W ein 1976-'nore dyibra e.rc 10:00 a.m. and if necessary on Wednesday, June 30, than 250,000 youngsters haveranDieDne.Th 10ya-dOrn grlwntec tstite 1976 at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at the already registered for activity imagination category of the Great Canadian Race with a drawing. called' Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road this year. The increase in the "Cleaver the Beaver on lis Wayto Montreal". The race itself, begins this East, Whitby, Ontario for the purpose of obtaining the popularity of the Junior Saturday from the C.N.E. grounds -- in Toronto and will stop overnight in the participation and co-operation of the inhabitants of the Olympies bas resulted in Bw avleae.Tenx a otsat nterc ilfy ade Region of Durham in determining the solution of expanded interest in not only bounceand vilenalkTh out of thecowntestntsouter ontreals M a ad lis matters affecting the development of the- Region of comrnunity and school pro- oneadvnWlk utfth tw nruet M tel'MnadHi Durham and shail receive and consider the Draft gramns, but in addition, mn World. Officiai Plan for the Region of Durham as prepared by sum cms are nw the Planning and Development Commnittee of the involved. .AL J Regional Municipality of Durham and ta make a "At this rate," says Ken u u i n n no reMl en e recommendation.for the adoption of the Draft Officiai Murray, COA Director of 5, 0 , e ionf.s t e d ; Plan forthe Region of Durham f0 the Regional Council Programs and the Junior *V i4 P for forwarding to the Ontario Minister of Housing for Olympics Chief Co-ordinator, his approval as the Officiai Plan for the Regional 5I"h 'A nnizrea possibilîty of 50 th Municipality of Durham. A meeting, of Regional reaching 300,000 participants A n v r a y C n e to Council will be held immediately following receipt of a by the end of this year. Our "The Legion talks sense and there are any war veterans or assistance under federal vete- recommendation f rom t he Planning Board for the biggest time of activîty is yet I amn ready to listen," Veter- dependents who are entitled to rans legislation but have not purpose of considering the recommendation and to to come and this year we see ans Affars Minister Daniel ............ pass a by-Iaw for the adoption of the Officiai Plan,.nee rae novmn MacDonald told some 2,500 .. ............ ...... by various summer camps accredited delegates as- Copies of the text of the Draft Officiai Plan may be throughout the country." sembled in Winnipeg from al obtained on or affer Thursday, June 24, 1976 from the "The program whichwa over Canada June l4th for the Clerk of the Regional Municipality of Durham at the sare theyar ag biennial convention of the Regional Hadquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road boomed in 1975 but because Royal Canadian Legion. Coin- East, Whitby, Ontario; the Department of Planning this is Olympic year, we are menting on the fact that it was and Development for the Region at 105 Consumners obviously looking forward to the Legion's Sth anniversary Drive, Whitby, Ontario; the Office of the, Clerk of the an even greater amount of year since its founding in Area Municipalities of the ýCity of Oshawa, Towns of activity. For example, in the Winnipeg, Mr. MacDonald i M U J 'i Ajax, Newcastle <Bowmanvile), Pickering and PrvneoNe Buswc paid high tribute to its record Whitby, and the Townships of Brock (Beaverton), ail athletic programns within of service on behaîf of Scugog (Port Perry), and Uxbridge and at the the province wili be for Junior veterans and the communit Municipal Offices in Hampton and Sunderland. Maps Olpis"cnuddMr and expressed confidence thata ert related fo the text of the Draft Officiai Plan may be ry for its next 50 years it woulda r e viewed at any of the above offices. Information on how tosat continue as a vital force in a Junior Oiympics event is Canada. Further information concerning the above mnatter may available at any branch of the "The Legion is too valuabie f n be obtained from Mr. J. Moyer, Manager of Royal Bank, at COA's Junior an asset to be ailowed to fade Administrative Services, Department of Planning and Olympics' office la Ottawa or away likethe 'oid soldier' and Development, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, any provincial or territorial 1 know that generations of (416) 668-7731. office rsosbe for recrea- adintocm wl b C.W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. tion and sport. grateful that you have gen- Clerk For' more information con- erouisy taken an ever-widen- Regional Municipality of Durham tact: Mr. Ken Murray, Direct- ing role in the community." 605 Rossland Road East or of Programs, Junior The convention officially Whtby, Ontario imic,33 ie toad opened yesterday when some Ottawa, (613) 746-5151.' 1,800 Legion members, ac- -UNLESS- It's a ,"HoIe-in-One's" Fender VITAL RUSTPROOFING 133 Taunton Rd. W. Oshaiwa Phone 723-1155 companieu oy fuve bands, marched through ramn and wind-swept streets to the new Convention Centre after wreaths were laid at the war memorial. The officiai opening cere- mony in the Convention Cen- tre was highiighted by the arrivai of student relay teams carrying torches originaliy lit in St. John's, Newfoundland and Victoria, B. C. The torches stand for the golden anniver- sary theme "OLD TORCH - NEW FLAME" and they were used to ight a great torch which, erected on a speciai stand in the convention hall, will burn throughout the five-day meeting. Distinguished guests from the U.S.S.R., South Korea, Australia, Great Britain and the United States, as well as Members of Parliament and the Department of Vete- rans Affairs were weicomed. In keeping with the theme of the first day's business ses- sions "veterans' legisiation," Mr. MacDonald referred to the Legion's "Operation Ser- vice" project as its finest golden anniversary undertak- ing and predicted it would be a tremendous achievement. In "Operation Service"; the Legion plans to visit every home in every city, town and village in Canada to find out if S to e st ar n- nt of ot the Bowmanville Hospital' Graduate Nurses was held in the Fellowship Roomn of St. Paul's United Church, Bow- manville. There were 52' nurses and one guest present, coming from B.C., Penn., N.Y. and various parts of Ontario. At noon a deliclous roast beef dinner was served by the. Social Committee of St. Paul's U.C.W. The floral decorations, were made of purpie and gold' flowers - the school colors. Mrs. Elsie Alldread con- ducted a short Memorial Service for Mrs. Lois (Lamb) Lycett who had passed away so tragically the day after last year's reunion. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, President, conducted the bus- iness period after which most of the nurses visited- the Museum. A light lunch was served by the Executive. In the late afternoon 'ail left for their- homes after spendîng a happy time together and hoping to, meet again in the»same place- on June 9th, 1977. Greenhouse Clearance Specials (Sale Ends Saturday, June 26) Red BOX Geraniums PAT IN BLOOM PAT 4" Pot 75 for $U00 A LSO Large Selection of Hanging Plants, Begonias, Impatiens and, Coleous. SLloyd's Greenhouse's <E-N = Taunton ~OVMf t 401 s 401 lut i nation.